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Dec. 27, 2005
Associated Press
State
board votes against fighting order in
English-learning case.
The state Board of Education voted
Tuesday against fighting a federal
judge's order that requires Arizona to
improve programs for students learning
the English language and exempt
English-learning students from taking
the AIMs test.
However, state Superintendent of
Public Instruction Tom Horne, a
board member but also a separate
defendant in the court case,
said he still plans to ask
federal courts to block
implementation of the ruling and
then asking a federal appeals
court to overturn it.
Dec. 20, 2005
Associate Press
Illegal entry blamed for English fines - "Republican
officeholders critical of a federal judge's decision to
fine the state heavily if it doesn't improve programs
for students learning English are pointing a finger of
blame at illegal immigration."
Dec. 17, 2005
The Arizona Republic -
Ariz. faces $500,000-a-day fines in
English-learner case
"A federal judge on Friday ordered
lawmakers to come up with a financial
plan by late January to help educate
school children struggling to learn
English, else be fined $500,000 a day --
a penalty that could ultimately rise to
$2 million a day.U.S. District Court
Judge Raner Collins also ruled that
so-called English language learners ! do
not have to pass the high-stakes AIMS
test to graduate from high school until
lawmakers adequately fund their
education. That would likely exempt them
from the test until at least spring 2007
and possibly beyond..."
Nov. 1, 2005
Capitol
Media Services
Politicians locked up? English case
vexes judge
"Frustrated by the lack of resolution, a federal judge on Monday openly suggested
he might have to jail the governor and legislative leaders to secure proper
funding for English-language learners. District Judge Raner Collins noted it
has been more than five years since a now-retired predecessor found the state
was not complying with federal laws to ensure that all students learn English.
And the state never followed his own January order to have a plan in place by
now to help the 185,000 Arizona schoolchildren who lack English skills."
Oct. 30, 2005
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
. New rulings possible in
school funds case "A federal
courtroom in Tucson will be the setting for a showdown Monday in a legal and
political battle that could increase some schools' funding, interrupt the
state's federal highway funding and allow many high-school students to graduate
without passing the AIMS test.
"
Sept. 23, 2005
Associated
Press.
Arizona
school funding back in court.
"If this court were to adopt the
superintendent's argument, then
theoretically the state would be excused
from complying with federal law simply
because the plaintiffs exercised their
constitutional right to lobby their
elected officials," Hogan wrote. "The
defendants can cite no law that supports
such a bizarre conclusion."
A different federal judge originally
ruled in 2000 that the state's programs
for English-learning students don't
satisfy a federal law guaranteeing equal
opportunities in Arizona.
September 4, 2005
Arizona Republic,
Navajos seeking
education control. "...'Students
who are not proficient in English, they
must become proficient in English so
that they can compete academically,"
Horne said. "Once they are proficient in
English, then teaching Navajo and
culture is a positive thing. I'm only
opposed to teaching Navajo to children
who speak Navajo only because that puts
them behind academically.'"
September 2, 2005
Tongue-Tied on Bilingual Education.
New York Times.
"The
study, which has been talked about for
years, is still not out. But it is known
that the researchers conclude that
bilingual education is helpful to those
learning English."
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The Associated
Press.
Plan to make English Arizona's official language irks
Hispanic. ...PHOENIX - The House measure (HCR
2030) would allow voters to require that most government
business be conducted in English
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Napolitano, GOP at odds after court ruling on English instruction.
Associated Press.
Dec. 21, 2005
8,000
down to AIMS wire. The Arizona Republic.
Dec. 21, 2005
Just do it!
Arizona Republic. Dec. 21, 2005
GOP
turns cold shoulder to Latinos. Arizona
Daily Star. 12.21.2005
1/3 of seniors
fail AIMS . ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
12.21.2005
Overcoming the
language barrier. The New Mexican. December 18, 2005
AZ told: Up
English funds or else. Arizona Daily Star. December 17, 2005
Illegal entry blamed for English fines.
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
12.20.2005
In Indian country, students'
English skills trail peers'.
Associated Press. Dec. 17, 2005
Glitch in AIMS results leaves
seniors waiting. The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 17, 2005
Immersed in language.
Arizona Republic. Dec. 17, 2005
Valley educators welcome AIMS
reprieve.
The Arizona
Republic. Dec. 17, 2005
3 English learners share views
of state's graduation test.
The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 17, 2005
Flores vs. Arizona Timeline.
Arizona Republic. Dec. 17,
2005
Details of the ruling.
Arizona Republic. Dec. 17, 2005
Ariz. faces
$500,000-a-day fines in
English-learner case
.
The Arizona Republic. Dec. 16,
2005
Golden Bells go to 3 Tucson
schools.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR
.12.16.2005
College graduates' literacy
declines, according to test.
New
York Times. Dec. 16, 2005
Prosecutor: 'Race-based' courts
unjust. The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 16, 2005
Education chief gives advice to
Roosevelt. The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 16, 2005
Horne seeks federal cash to pay
for teaching migrant children
. The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 15, 2005
Panels formed to lift test
scores. The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 15, 2005
Robber foiled by worker who
didn't understand English
.
Associated Press. Dec. 14, 2005
House to vote on polarizing
immigration bill.
COX NEWS SERVICE.
12.14.2005
Girl, 14, and her aunt sue
Bisbee schools for pulling her
from class.
ARIZONA
DAILY STAR.
12.14.2005
Resident seeks Spanish version
of city ordinance.
Arizona Daily Star. December 11,
2005
School apologizes to student
suspended for speaking Spanish.
Associated
Press. Dec. 9, 2005
Panels formed to boost scores. The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 9, 2005
District faces teacher shortage. The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 9, 2005
N.C. at center of borders debate.
The Charlotte Observer. Dec. 9,
2005
Spanish at school translates to
suspension . The
Washington Post. Dec. 9, 2005
Tuition tax credit law failing
needy students. Arizona
Republic. Dec. 7, 2005
Good advice: Do your best. Arizona
Republic. Dec. 5, 2005
English-only Activist Rreturns
to Tech Roots.
Mercury
News.
Dec. 04, 2005
Teacher connects with students.
Arizona
Republic. Dec. 4, 2005
Building new skills in reading.
The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 4, 2005
Students make up for lost time
in night school . The
Arizona Republic. Dec. 3, 2005
Denver right on teachers' pay.
Arizona
Republic. Dec. 2, 2005
English learners spread the word.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
12.01.2005
California's going to get a
shocking education.
LA Times. November 26, 2005
Across Indian Country, students'
English skills trail peers.
Associated Press. 11/26/05
Teens futures rest on DREAM.
The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 25, 2005
Citizen by birth? Perhaps not.
The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 25, 2005
Students launch Web site to lend
insight about Native Americans.
The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 23, 2005
Californias changing
demographics. Associated
Press. Nov. 23, 2005
Trust power of bilingualism.
The
Tribune (San Luis Obispo). Nov.
22, 2005
News update. Arizona
Republic:Associated Press. Nov.
22, 2005
Special Education and Minorities.
New York Times. November 20,
2005
Schools need more flexibility to
meet needs. East
Valley Tribune. November 20,
2005
Done right, structured immersion
works . East
Valley Tribune. November 20,
2005
BUDGET WISELY . Arizona
Republic. November 20, 2005
The New White Flight.
Wall Street Journal. November
19, 2005
Where to place English learners.
The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 18, 2005
Immigration's effect on wages
called unclear.
HOUSTON CHRONICLE.
11.18.2005
Asian
youths suffer harassment in
schools
. Associated
Press.
Nov
13,
2005
Asian youth persistently
harassed by peers.
(AP)
China Daily (English
translation). 2005-11-13
Officials Abolish courts for
minorities homeless
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
11.12.2005
Justice Department threatens
suit over minority fellowships
.
Associated Press. Nov. 11, 2005
County attorney out to abolish
courts for Spanish speakers,
Indians
Associated Press. Nov. 11, 2005
H.S. seniors to get summer shot
at AIMS Tucson
Citizen . Nov
10,
2005
Finding the right fit for
English learners The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 10, 2005
Speak up, Judge.
Arizona Republic. Nov. 10,
2005
ASU research backs bilingual
voter material. The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 10, 2005
Play by plays in courtroom, and
on court The
Arizona Republic.
Nov
9,
2005
Students have 1 more shot at
passing AIMS in July. The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 9, 2005
Bilingual ballots under U.S.
review.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
11.09.2005
Passing tough for English
learners
.
The Arizona Republic. Nov. 8,
2005
Special needs teacher given
service award. Arizona Republic. Nov. 7, 2005
Italian program teaches culture.
Arizona
Republic. Nov. 7, 2005
Cricket forging bonds of
Valley's immigrants.
The Arizona Republic. Nov. 7, 2005
Slight increase seen in foreign
grad students.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. 11.07.2005
Immigrants work hard, pay a lot
to shed their accents.
LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS.
11.06.2005
Volunteers sought to teach
non-speakers of English.
Arizona Republic. November 6,
2005
Threat of jail time may get
attention of Arizona leaders.
The
Arizona Republic. Nov. 5, 2005
Let's teach Anglos, Hispanics
how to talk to each other. Arizona
Republic. Nov. 4, 2005
District trying to fix disparity.
Arizona
Republic. Nov. 4, 2005
'Stone' is key to learning
English, Spanish.
Arizona Republic. Nov. 4, 2005
Graduation fallout to test AIMS'
future The
Arizona Republic Nov. 3, 2005
Making Grade in U.S. School.
LA Times. November 2, 2005
Insurance site bilingual hit
The Arizona
Republic Nov. 2, 2005
Making Grade in US Schools
Los Angeles Times November 2,
2005
Hispanics attend larger high
schools.
Associated Press.
Nov. 2, 2005
Politicians locked up? English
case vexes judge.
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES . Nov.
1.2005
Hold cheers for gains on AIMS
test.
Arizona Republic.
Oct. 31, 2005
Tribes, Ed Leader Debate Left
Behind Act. The
Associated Press. October 31,
2005
Arizona highway funds
imperiled.
The Arizona
Republic. Oct. 30, 2005
Mesa leaders aim to ease
tensions. The Arizona Republic. Oct. 30, 2005
New rulings possible in
school funds case.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .
Oct. 30, 2005
Schools win round in court.
The
Desert Sun. October 29, 2005
All city high schools now
meeting federal standards.
The
Arizona Republic. Oct. 29, 2005
Stronger signal to expand reach
of Telemundo.
The Arizona
Republic.Oct. 29, 2005
Multicolored rainbow beats
dark dirty white. Arizona
Republic. Oct. 28, 2005
Common language would
benefit us all. Arizona
Republic. Oct. 27, 2005
Best doctors leaving poor
nations English-speaking
countries benefit from the
exodus. New
York Times. Oct. 27, 2005
Contemplating profit, loss
across U.S.-Mexican border.
Arizona
Republic. Oct. 27, 2005
How the teacher-quality
promise will be enforced.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
10.27.2005
Educational goals topic of
Sunnyside workshop
.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
10.27.2005
A death rattle for local
bilingual education. North
County Times. October 26, 2005
Sexually harassed
farmworkers often unaware of
rights.
Associated Press. Oct. 26,
2005
English, Spanish, or
Both?
The Seoul Times. October 24,
2005
Refusing to Learn English?
The Seoul Times. October 24,
2005
Language handicap hurting
America. The Seoul
Times. October 24, 2005
Helping the disadvantaged. East Valley Tribune Editorial. October 23, 2005
Official give no break on
tests for immigrant-heavy
schools. Charlotte
Observer.
Oct. 23, 2005
Judge's politics questioned
in DeLay case. Associated Press. 10/22/2005
Survivor
using Spanish to help others
cheat death.
Arizona Republic. Oct. 22,
2005
Districts
to firms: Pitch in.
The Arizona Republic. Oct.
21, 2005
AllAmerican Hickson is hip
to Latino food, family,
friends.
The Arizona
Republic. Oct. 18, 2005
20-somethings leading fusion
of cultures.
Arizona
Republic. Oct. 18, 2005
Fed, state tags confuse
school. Arizona
Republic. Oct. 14, 2005
Vetos upset some voters.
Ventura County Star.
October 14, 2005
Politics made 'bilingual' a
dirty word.
North County Times
(Escondido, CA). October 13,
2005
Many new Arizona moms
English-deficient
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES
ARIZONA DAILY STAR .
10.13.2005
Recovering from financial
ruin requires patience,
small steps.
ARIZONA
DAILY STAR . October 12,
2005
Schools' grades about to
arrive.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. October
12, 2005
Bilingual Education
Out...English In!
American Chronicle. October
11, 2005
Language gap grows.
The Arizona
Republic. Oct. 12, 2005
2nd generation Latinos mean
wave of change Power as
leaders, consumers emerges.
The
Arizona Republic. Oct. 11,
2005
Trials squeezing Gilbert
court.
The Arizona Republic. Oct.
11, 2005
Immigrants learn English
sometimes as 3rd language.
Associated
Press. Oct. 9, 2005
School adds emphasis on
boosting English skills
The
Arizona Republic Oct. 8,
2005
3 area teachers finalists
for state honor ARIZONA
DAILY STAR.
October 8, 2005
Vista Unified pushes English
immersion program.
North County Times .
October 8, 2005
Latinos migrants face clash
of cultures The
Arizona Republic. Oct. 7,
2005
School works to meet feds'
English needs. The
Arizona Republic. Oct. 7,
2005
Program focuses on learning
Arabic fast. Chicago
Tribune. Oct. 6, 2005
MCAS pass rate dips in
Hudson.
Boston Globe. October 6,
2005
Mother
tongue teaching 'proved
crucial to success'
Cape Times. October 5,
2005
Segregation broke spirit of
students. The
Arizona Republic. Oct. 5,
2005
Immigrants find English
sometimes a 3rd - or 4th -
language. Associated
Press. Oct. 5, 2005
Demand mounts for early ESL.
Dallas Morning
News.October 3, 2005
Students and teachers
struggle to meet English
immersion goals. Boston Globe. October 2,
2005
State providing study guides
for AIMS. The
Arizona Republic. Oct. 2,
2005
Vista school board,
principals find common goal
on bilingual education.
NORTH COUNTY TIMES
October 1, 2005
Segregated schools taught
Hispanics The
Arizona Republic Sept. 30,
2005
School districts step up
efforts to teach English
The
Arizona Republic Sept. 30,
2005
Tribal members making Sonora
pilgrimage ARIZONA
DAILY STAR
09.29.2005
Mexicans in Arizona mostly
your fellow Americans. Tucson
Citizen . September
27, 2005
Indigenous tongues get
yearlong look.
Tucson
Citizen.
September 27, 2005
Hispanic parents file Civil
Rights complaint against
Naco school.
KVOA News. September 27,
2005
El Paso embraces English
immersion for
Spanish-speaking students.
El Paso Times. Sept. 25,
2005
Half of Europe's citizens
know 2 languages. Associated Press. Sep. 23,
2005
The Hopi Way may vanish so
skiers can play. Arizona Republic. Sept. 23,
2005
Arizona school funding back
in court.
Associated Press.
Sept. 23, 2005
Tears
anger as some try to flee
and many poor are stuck.
Associated Press. Sept. 23,
2005
A bilingual message for Ms.
Xenophobe. Los
Angeles Times. September 22,
2005
Study highlights language
diversity.
ICWales.
Sept. 22, 2005
State to aid
underperforming schools.
The
Arizona Republic.
Sept. 21, 2005
Medical
clinic settles English-only
civil rights lawsuit.
The
Arizona Republic.
Sept. 21, 2005
Mt. Vernon School District
Expanding Foreign Language.
Mount Vernon Inquirer. Sept
19,
2005
For Greater Literacy, Go
Local.
Inter Press
Service News Agency.
September 19, 2005
Latino Town Hall seeks
consensus.
Arizona Republic. Sept. 16,
2005
School offers nurturing
environment for Muslim kids.
The Arizona Republic. Sept.
16, 2005
Bosnians accuse feds of
ethnic bias.
The Arizona Republic. Sept.
16, 2005
He was 'Pancho' - then
called 'Champ' .
The Arizona Republic. Sept.
16, 2005
Chandler ban thins gathering
of laborers.
The Arizona Republic. Sept.
16, 2005
A group of immigrant teens
finds identity, pride in
baseball.
The Arizona Republic. Sept.
16, 2005
From way south of the
border, an Ecuadorean
thriller.
The Washington Post. Sept.
15, 2005
Sonoran education official
visits Mesa schools.
The Arizona Republic Sept.
15, 2005
Spanish-language DUI court
receives award.
The Arizona Republic. Sept.
15, 2005
Schools embrace world of
languages.
The Arizona Republic. Sept.
15, 2005
Russia test-launches 24-hour
English news channel.
Associated Press. Sept. 15,
2005
China considers jail time
for cheating students
Associated Press Sept. 15,
2005
State may shut charter
schools that fail to gain.
STAFF AND WIRE
REPORTS.
September 14, 2005
La Escuela Esperanza abre
sus puertas a la comunidad.
Arizona Republic. Septiembre
14, 2005
Hispanic immigrants holed up in
church disheartened, fearful.
REUTERS.
September 12, 2005
Horne touts educational exchange.
The
Arizona Republic. Sept. 9, 2005
Networking in 'Español'.
The Arizona Republic. Sept. 9,
2005
Court offers Spanish
translation.
The Arizona Republic. Sept. 9,
2005
5
Some schools like federal
'grades,' others disappointed.
The Arizona
Republic. Sept. 9, 2005
Immigrants gaining in education,
study finds.
Ventura County Star.
September 9, 2005
Charter school's launch far from
boring.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
9.08.2005
Study focuses on higher education.
LA Daily News. Sept 8,
2005
Bilingual Material in Libraries
Draws Some Criticism.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
September 5, 2005
Tiny nation set to go bilingual.
Los Angeles Times. Sept. 4, 2005
Navajos seeking
education control. The
Arizona Republic. Sept. 4, 2005
Second language big boost to career
. Nashville Tennessean. Sept. 3,
2005
Tongue-Tied on Bilingual Education.
New York Times. September 2, 2005
Reading can unlock English. The
Taipei Times. Sep 01, 2005
Language Barrier. Detorit Free
Press Editorial. August 31, 2005
Demand grows for bilingual workers.
Rockford Register Star.August
29, 2005
Bilingual
report gets shelved after 3 years.
USA TODAY 8/29/2005
Districts academy
to mold future administrators.
Arizona Republic. Aug. 27, 2005
Test change risky for 150 AZ schools.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. August 27, 2005
Feds demand more AIMS test data.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS August
26, 2005
New educators 1st in U.S. to face
mandatory exam ARIZONA DAILY
STAR. August 26, 2005
School uses arts
outreach. Arizona Republic.
Aug. 26, 2005
Tutor bridges
language gap. Arizona
Republic. Aug. 26, 2005
Enrollment still
grows in schools. Arizona
Republic. Aug. 26, 2005
Right focus will brighten education.
Arizona Republic. Aug. 22, 2005
Focus English-learner debate on
opportunities for students.
Arizona
Republic. Aug. 20, 2005
New principals offer
hope in urban schools. Arizona
Republic. Aug. 19, 2005
Immigrants must assimilate and learn to
speak English. Osceola New Gazette.
August 18, 2005
Tutoring for AIMS touted as a success.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. August 17,
2005
County students improve scores on Standards
Test. Ventura County Star. August
16, 2005
GOP must keep fighting on English-learner
issue. Arizona Republic. Aug. 14,
2005
Mesa is teaching Mandarin. The
Arizona Republic. Aug. 12, 2005
He came to learn English. New York
Times News Service. Aug. 12, 2005
Napolitano, GOP leaders resume talks.
The Arizona Republic.Aug. 11, 2005
Mother: County school threatened
deportation. Orlando Sentinel.
August 10, 2005
March honors
Voting Rights Act anniversary.
Associated Press.
August 6,
2005
Feds target
scams victimizing Latinos
.
The Arizona
Republic. Aug. 5, 2005
Summer ends early for teachers. The
Arizona Republic. Aug. 5, 2005
Rock
thrower, 11, won't be tried for assault.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. August 4, 2005
Governor says special session may be
necessary on school funding. The
Associated Press. Aug. 3, 2005
Colo Republican says immigrants held to
lower standard. Associated Press.
Aug. 3, 2005
School
funding fight may cost state highway aid.
The Arizona
Republic. Aug. 3, 2005
Northeast
sees large influx of Mexicans.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. August 1, 2005
Cultural
identity for toddlers.
Education Today Newsletter. JULY - SEPTEMBER
2005
Hate groups
turn focus on Hispanic immigrants.
Associated
Press. Jul. 29, 2005
Learn a
foreign language.
Arizona Daily Star. July 29, 2005
Same old
issues riding the merry-go-round.
Arizona Republic. Jul. 28, 2005
Immigrants
facing long wait to get into English
language classes.
ASSOCIATED PRESS. July 26, 2005
Immigrants do
not burden U.S. health care, study says.
COX NEWS SERVICE. July 26, 2005
Parents
lawyer Waive AIMS test for 3,000 English
learners.
The Arizona
Daily Star. Jul. 26, 2005
State tourism
boycott aims at moves against illegal
entrants.
The Arizona
Daily Star. Jul. 26, 2005
School goal:
Bilingual 3-5-year-olds.
The Arizona
Daily Star. Jul. 26, 2005
Thousands in
'Wilson 4' legal limbo.
The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 25, 2005
Classes teach
bilinguals to be medical interpreters.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 25, 2005
Congress
should pass the DREAM Act.
The Arizona
Daily Star. Jul. 25, 2005
Banks help
undocumented migrants buy homes.
The Arizona
Republic. July 24, 2005
Library
spreads the health
. The
Arizona Republic. Jul. 23, 2005
Phoenix
pupils may lose extra help in classes.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 22, 2005
Taking
education home.
Ventura County Star. July 22, 2005
Students'
deportation orders tossed.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . July 22. 2005
Judge throws
out case of four who were brought into
country illegally as toddlers.
THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS. July 21. 2005
Judge throws
out deportation case against 'Wilson 4'
.
The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 21, 2005
AIMS is doing
right job the right way.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. July 21, 2005
Chinese
salute their culture.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. July 21, 2005.
State order
shuts down 'dishonest' real-estate firm.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR.. July 21, 2005
English: Key
to America.
Cincinnati Inquirer. July 21, 2005
Boy Scouts
reach out to Hispanic youngsters.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 20, 2005
Hispanic kids
less likely to be insured, vaccinated.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. July 20, 2005
4 facing
deportation running out of options.
The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 20, 2005
Education
chief, Sen. Clinton differ on federal help
for Latino students.
Associated Press. Jul. 19, 2005
Rock she
threw in self-defense 'assault with deadly
weapon'
. THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS . 07.16.2005.
Mexican-born
veteran receives U.S. citizenship.
Associated
Press. July 15, 2005
U.S.
minorities gain in academic testing.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.. JULY 15, 2005
Aboriginal
languages the remedy.
The Australian. July 14, 2005
Nothing fair
about public education.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 13, 2005
To fix broken
system, Texans must understand it.
Amarillo Globe News. July 13, 2005
Ministry
battles to find English teachers.
Taipei Times.
Jul 13, 2005
Budget vetoes
spark outcry.
The Santa Cruz Sentinel. July 13, 2005
Unification
idea fizzling.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 13, 2005
COMMENTARY: Any
nominee, if conservative, will be smeared.
Victorville Daily Press. July 13, 2005
Preschools
becoming multilingual learning hub.
Contra Costa (Calif.) Times. Jul. 12, 2005
English
language learners need funding.
The Arizona Daily Star. Jul.10, 2005
Sending woman
'home' to Mexico truly un-American.
The Arizona
Republic. July 9, 2005
Education chief
backs expansion of testing.
New York Times. Jul. 9, 2005
Sonoran
Indians fear new highway
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. Jul. 9, 2005
Teachers say
test does not prove kids know English.
The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 8, 2005
More openings
than potential teachers at job fair.
The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 8, 2005
Feds consider
change in how school progress is measured.
Associated Press. Jul. 8, 2005
Study:
Mexican immigration births face difficult
integration.
The New York Times. Jul. 7, 2005
SEI program
helps youngsters to learn English.
Southwest Valley Republic. Jul. 6, 2005
Guide helps
immigrants settle in the U.S.
The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 6, 2005
New principal
must erase failing school's problems.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 6, 2005
3 studies
suggest TV can harm kids' academic success.
THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS. July 5, 2005
More schools
offer summer programs to keep kids busy.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 5, 2005
"...you don't
dance in Latino the same way you do in
English..."
. The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 3, 2005
Napoleon
'tried to learn English
BBC News. July 3, 2005
Attorney to
seek fairness in AIMS.
The Arizona Republic. Jul. 2, 2005
Demographics:
Who are today's kindergartners and
preschoolers?
Gannett News
Service. Jul. 1, 2005
Educators back
English proposal.
The Arizona
Republic. Jul. 1, 2005
English funds
vital, groups say.
Arizona Daily Star. 06.29.2005
Zambian
teachers want science lessons in local
tongues.
Science and Development Network. 28 June
2005
Readers offer
views on matters of e-mail, non-English
talkers.
The Arizona Daily Star. June 28, 2005
Rigid
certainty, political correctness evidence
educational failure.
Sacramento Bee (Published in the Pasadena
Star-News). June 27, 2005
Alumnus
writer, editor sending his last pages to
press.
Arizona Daily Star. June 25, 2005
Crash course in
college.
The Arizona
Republic. Jun. 24, 2005
In plain
English.
Arizona
Republic. Jun. 24, 2005
12,000 more
pass AIMS, but thousands may drop out.
The Arizona
Republic. Jun. 24, 2005
Use it or lose
it - use is key to a healthy brain.
Associated
Press Medical Writer. Jun. 20, 2005
Horne's 'state
report card' criticized
The Arizona
Republic. Jun. 19, 2005
My opinion
Andrés Oppenheimer.
Arizona Daily Star. June 18, 2005
English-learner plan unveiled.
The Arizona Republic. Jun. 18, 2005
Primary-language testing key to progress.
Ventura County Star. June 17, 2005
Assimilation
Nation.
THE
WASHINGTON POST. June 17, 2005
Tests show
non-English speaking children may need more
than one year of instruction.
Associated Press. June 16, 2005
Imagination
library instills love of books,
Knoxville News-Sentinel. June 15, 2005
Ireland's
Gaelic added to official roster at EU.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. June 14, 2005
Hospital to
ask immigration status.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. June 13, 2005
U.S. Court of
Appeals to hear Prop. 200 arguments today.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. June 13, 2005
School
officials look to AG for direction.
Arizona Daily Star. June 13, 2005
Mexico aids
Mesa library.
The Arizona Republic. Jun. 13, 2005
CIA weighs
process to hire Arabic linguists.
New York Times. Jun. 12, 2005
Interpreters a
luxury Latinos not afforded.
Associated
Press. Jun. 12, 2005
When bilingual
means doublespeak.
The San Francisco Chronicle. June 10, 2005
Speaking
Spanish is a marketable skill.
The Arizona Republic. Jun. 10, 2005
Loss of a
school, 'loss of community'
.
The Arizona
Republic. Jun. 10, 2005
Author turns
down speech after protest.
Press-Telegram Wire Reports (Long Beach).
June 10, 2005
Hispanic wave
pushes them to 1 of every 7 U.S. residents.
Arizona Daily Star. June 9, 2005
Graduation
speaker pressured, bows out.
San Francisco Chronicle. June 9, 2005
Segregation in
education.
The Arizona Republic. Jun. 9, 2005
Prep-school
interns teach - in Africa.
THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR. 06.09.2005
Change of
plan for CSUEB speech.
Daily Review. June 8, 2005
Teachers make
a difference every day in kids' lives.
Arizona Daily Star.
June 7, 2005
Academic
standards.
The San
Diego Union Tribune.
June 5, 2005
Report: Lack
of education, poor infrastructure threaten
Calif. future.
Associated
Press. Jun. 2, 2005
10 Districts
Sue State Over Testing.
Los Angeles Times. June 2, 2005
U.S. student
population soars to record
Associated
Press. June 1, 2005
Napolitano's
plan to boost ESL funding met with
skepticism.
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES . 06.01.2005
Salinas
district joins lawsuit.
Monterey Herald Salinas Bureau. Jun. 01,
2005
South County
schools want more accurate assessments.
SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE. June 1, 2005
PVUSD nine
other districts to sue state today over
English language testing.
Santa Cruz Sentinel . June 1, 2005
Devoid of
Content.
New York
Times. May 31, 2005
Phoenix seeks
out Hispanics for census.
The Associated Press. May 30, 2005
Middle
schools to have native English speakers.
Korea Times. May 30, 2005
English is
medium of instruction soon.
The Philippine Star. 05/30/2005
Demand
growing for Spanish-speakers.
Special for
The Arizona Republic. May. 29, 2005
Anti-illegal
immigration conference opens.
Associated
Press. May. 29, 2005
Valley
Latinos taking lesson from LA.
The Arizona
Republic. May. 29, 2005
EDUCATING STACY How schools
spend your tax dollars.
Arizona Daily Star. May 29, 2005
Mesa auto
dealer accused of discrimination.
The Arizona
Republic. May. 28, 2005
GOP, gov.
dispute English funding.
CAPITOL
MEDIA SERVICES . May 27, 2005
Dueling state
conventions reflect split in Latino group.
The Arizona
Republic. May. 27, 2005
UMC tells
workers to speak only in English
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. May 26,
2005
Are entrants
in Ajo schools?
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. May 26,
2005.
Confusion
over who should check citizenship of school
kids.
Republic Tucson Bureau. May. 25, 2005
C'mon,
governor - fair is fair, even in politics .
Arizona
Republic. May. 25, 2005
GOP
leaders say Napolitano has sullied future
dealings.
The
Arizona Republic. May. 25, 2005
Probe finds
Mexican students crossing border to attend
school.
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May 25, 2005
Separated by
a common language British/American
translations.
COX NEWS SERVICE.
May 25, 2005
Napolitano,
Goddard in court over Prop. 200
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES
May 25, 2005
Desegregation
order lifted for Phoenix Union's high
schools.
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
May 25, 2005
Bilingual
toddler inspires kids magazine in Spanish.
The Arizona Republic. May. 24, 2005
Hogan set on
solving English-learner issue
. The Arizona
Republic. May. 22, 2005
Governor enrages GOP with late vetoes.
The Arizona Republic. May. 21, 2005
Tax break for
corporate donations to private schools
vetoed.
Associated
Press. May. 20, 2005
Napolitano
signs bill to relax AIMS requirement for
graduation
Associated
Press. May. 20, 2005
Phoenix to Hispanics: You count.
The Arizona
Republic. May. 20, 2005
Plainly speaking.
Arizona Republic. May. 18, 2005
Federal act leaving whole states behind.
Los Angeles Daily News. May 18, 2005
Separate
unequal classes set bilingual education back.
Chicago Sun-Times.
May. 17, 2005
Feds will
monitor Cochise election.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR .
May 17, 2005
A PUSH FOR STANDARDIZED TESTS.
Newsday. May 16, 2005
New ethnic
magazines start up across nation.
THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS. May 15, 2005
Illegal
workers becoming flash point.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MONITOR . 05.15.2005
In the
highlands of Oaxaca, a town struggles to
survive.
The Arizona Republic. May. 15, 2005
Mixed
race, mixed emotions.
The
Arizona Republic. May. 13, 2005
Language-funding hike being pushed.
The Arizona Republic. May. 13, 2005
Walk a mile
in an immigrant's shoes; if you did, you'd
understand boycott.
The Arizona Republic. May. 13, 2005
State deems
failing grades good enough to pass AIMS.
The Arizona Republic. May. 13, 2005
Sacramento
education leaders laud Noonan.
North County Times. May 12, 2005
Oceanside
superintendent settles in for first day on
state Board of Education.
North County Times. May 11,
2005
Without a
dream we need bilingual classes.
The Arizona Republic. May. 11, 2005
Record number
of Native American teens in science fair
The Arizona
Republic. May. 10, 2005
State English
rule is vetoed.
The Arizona
Republic. May 10, 2005
Hispanic
boycott set for Tuesday. The
Arizona Republic. May 8, 2005
Scientist
found success in U.S., hasn't forgotten his
homeland.
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS .
05.08.2005
Last big
issue is migrant hiring.
The Arizona
Republic. May. 7, 2005
Latino
mothers holding the key to thriving city.
The Arizona
Republic. May 6, 2005
Latino
mothers holding the key to thriving city.
The Arizona Republic. May 6, 2005
Court action
threatened over funding for English.
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES .05.06.2005
Teachers'
learning experience.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR 05.05.2005.
Alice Paul
dies; top educator, first O'odham Ph.D.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR..
May 4, 2005
Yaqui
language lives.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
May 4, 2005
Immigration
Prompts Legislative Action.
Arizona Capitol
Times. May 3, 2005
Entrants may
be held in slavery.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
5.03.2005
Canada is
wooing Mexican immigrants.
Arizona Republic Mexico City Bureau. May 3,
2005
Hispanics
faring worse on wages.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
05.03.2005
All 21
teachers at Davis Bilingual named
Outstanding Educators.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR.. May
2, 2005
At last, we
find out what parents want.
Arizona Republic. May 1, 2005
AIMS' moving
target gives Arizona an F.
Arizona Republic. May. 1, 2005
Mexico rips
Schwarzenegger OK of Minutemen.
The
Associated Press.
April
30, 2005
State slow to
investigate border-hopping students.
Arizona
Republic
Tucson Bureau. Apr. 30, 2005
Two views of
Sahuaro teacher's expertise.
Arizona Daily
Star. April 30, 2005
Proposal lets
would-be graduates plump up their scores
with grade-based bonus points
. Capital
Media Services. April 30, 2005
Arizona's
Latinos take back seat to no one.
The Arizona Republic. Apr.
28, 2005
Schwarzenegger remarks draw Demo criticism.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
April 29,
2005
FCAT PLUNDERS
1200 SENIORS GRADUATION HOPES.
Palm Beach Post. April 28, 2005
"SKILL GAP"
BETWEEN RACES STAGNANT.
Chicago Sun Times. April 28, 2005
Big education
changes coming.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 28, 2005
Love of
Learning Language Transcends All Ages.
Washington Post.
Apr. 26, 2005
Voters favor
Minutemen, guest workers, poll shows.
Associated
Press. Apr. 26, 2005
Desert Vista
students allege harassment.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 26, 2005
Failing schools
face varied demands.
The Arizona Republic. Apr. 25, 2005
Failing
schools face varied demands.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 25, 2005
Horne asks feds
to ease academic rules for state.
The Arizona Republic. Apr. 24, 2005
Ingenuity
brightens future.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 23, 2005
NASCAR wins
Latino fans.
The Arizona Republic. Apr. 23, 2005
States Cry Foul Over Bush Education Policy
. The New
Standard. Apr 22, 2005
Our Opinion
Mariachi's sweet strains sing success.
Tucson Citizen. April 22, 2005
Legislature's
foot-dragging on funding education threatens
students' futures.
The Arizona Republic.
April
22, 2005
Minorities
score low on AIMS.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 22, 2005
Oceanside
schools chief is named to state board.
UNION-TRIBUNE
STAFF WRITER. April 22, 2005
Kindergartners will get bilingual option.
Chicago Tribune. April 20, 2005
Eighty eight
percent of students feel intense pressure to
learn English.
The China Post. 4/18/2005
School is
taking long look at self
.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 17, 2005
Technicality
fails official English.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. April 17, 2005
Three big
myths about immersion education.
Contra Costa
Times. April 17,2005
Latin America
evangelism is 'stealing' Catholic flock.
The
Arizona Republic. Apr. 16, 2005
Official
English? Try mandatory Spanish.
Arizona Daily
Star. Apr. 14, 2005
Va. Is Denied
Waiver From 'No Child' Law.
Washington Post. April 14, 2005
Lawmakers
unwittingly vote in English as official
language.
Associated
Press. Apr. 12, 2005
Parents sit
overnight for kids' bilingual program.
Miami
Herald. April 12, 2005
Political
climate concerns.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 10, 2005
Language Fair
is a fine place to widen horizons, students
find.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
April 10,
2005
Saving social
studies.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 10, 2005
KUAZ urged to
put show back on.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. April 9, 2005
Suit seeks to
let kids take tests in native languages.
Ventura
County Star. April 8, 2005
U.S.
expands states' flexibility in No Child Left
Behind law.
THE NEW YORK
TIMES.
04.08.2005
They're not
being good neighbors.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 8, 2005
Workers'
value not undocumented by the government.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 7, 2005
Latinos walk
for dignity.
The Arizona Republic. Apr. 6, 2005
Sonora will
help deported kids.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 5, 2005
Dignity walk
will highlight opposition to bills targeting
undocumented immigrants.
The Arizona Republic. Apr. 5, 2005
WAYS TO
ENSURE THAT NO CHILD IS LEFT BEHIND. Philadelphia
Inquirer. April 4, 2005
Valley
schools giving students a world view.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 4, 2005
Irritation
over immigration is sweeping across Europe.
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
04.03.2005
Hispanics to
march Tuesday over 2 bills.
The Arizona
Republic. Apr. 1, 2005
Students'
education should trump petty agendas.
Tucson
Citizen. April 1, 2005
House votes
for option to passing AIMS.
CAPITOL MEDIA
SERVICES.
April 1, 2005
Hispanic
leaders urging prayer as Minutemen begin.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
April 1, 2005
Mandate
sought for more classroom money.
CAPITOL MEDIA
SERVICES ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
April 1, 2005
Senate chief
urged to free up AIMS bill.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 31, 2005
Legislative flurry targets benefits for
immigrants. The
Arizona Republic. Mar. 30, 2005
Arizona
fails to support its top-ranked students.
Arizona Daily
Star. March 30. 2005
If I could
speak any language in the universe, I'd
speak . . .
Arizona Daily
Star. March 30. 2005
Study:
Universal preschool a boon.
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
March 30.
2005
Justices hear
case on rights of foreigners.
Knight Ridder
Newspapers. Mar. 29, 2005
Mexican
migrants slow to seek U.S. citizenship.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 29, 2005
State
decides to take over 11 'failing' schools.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 29, 2005
Forums on
high school reforms.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
March 29, 2005
Migrants lack
diplomas.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 28, 2005
Adult ed
graduates try to save program.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.28.2005
2 'failing'
schools chart the future.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.28.2005
'Netspeak'
- a new way to communicate or an
abomination?
KNIGHT RIDDER
NEWSPAPERS.
Mar. 27, 2005
Official
English gets House OK .
The Arizona Republic. Mar. 25, 2005
Hawaiian
language enjoys revival in its homeland.
Associated Press. 03.25.2005
Immigration
figures to bug your eyes out.
The Arizona
Republic.
03.25.2005
House OKs
bills denying services to illegal entrants.
CAPITOL MEDIA
SERVICES.
03.25.2005
Parents
support state takeover.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.25.2005
Imes'
traditions defended.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 25, 2005
Senate
chief won't allow a vote on AIMS test ban.
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES.
03.24.2005
Migrant
legislation draws call for Ariz.
Boycott.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 24, 2005
Lawmakers try
to add restrictions for illegal immigrants.
Associated
Press. Mar. 24, 2005
Tweak AIMS a
bit to ensure its success. Arizona
Daily Star. Mar. 23, 2005
Cash speaks
without a translator.
Arizona
Republic. Mar. 23, 2005
Document
crutch hampers Hispanics.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 22, 2005
School to
change way it teaches Spanish speakers.
Ventura County Star. March 21, 2005
English
proficiency cannot be purchased.
Arizona
Daily Star.
Mar. 21,
2005
Plan would
turn Imes into traditional school. The
Arizona Republic. Mar. 21, 2005
Engineering
degree closer for Latina.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 21, 2005
Students face
new AIMS.
The
Arizona Republic. Mar. 20, 2005
Official
English' plan may not save much money.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 20, 2005
STUDENTS
RUSHING TO LEARN ENGLISH IN TIME FOR FCAT.
Associated Press. March 19, 2005
English only?
Not in business.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 20, 2005
Minutemen
appear to be restyling campaign along
Mexican border.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.20.2005
State axing
principal at Craycroft.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR..
03.20.2005
AIMS unfair
to learning-disabled.
Arizona
Daily Star. Mar. 18, 2005
Love of
island translates into English-speaking
school.
Boston Globe. Mar. 18, 2005
Cartwright's
chief can handle challenges.
Arizona
Republic. Mar. 18, 2005
Legislature
OKs Republicans' budget.
Associated
Press. Mar. 18, 2005
Navajo
physician is a rarity. Arizona
Daily Star. Mar. 18, 2005.
Scholar gave
Chicano movement intellectual footing. Tucson
Citizen. March
18, 2005
English
language learners being undercounted.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 18, 2005
Report: More
than half of freshmen at Calif. university
need remedial classes.
Associated
Press. Mar. 16, 2005
Officially,
Arizona politicians don't speakie da
English. Arizona
Republic. Mar. 15, 2005
Inicia
actividades nueve escuela en norte de
Phoenix.
La
Voz .
Marzo 15,
2005
Gilbert schoolkids soak up Sonoran culture.
The Arizona Republic. Mar. 15, 2005
Survey
Teachers education abysmal.
The New York
Times. Mar. 15, 2005
Benefits of
learning Latin.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 14, 2005
Popular Web
site speaks in Spanish about baby care,
spawns TV show.
COX NEWS
SERVICE.
March 14,
2005
Las Vegas
hits the linguistics jackpot.
THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Mar. 14,
2005
Vouching for
school reforms that Arizona really needs.
Arizona
Republic. Mar. 13, 2005
Working
together to make fix.
Arizona
Republic. Mar. 13, 2005
Revival of Hawaiian language. Associated
Press. Mar. 12, 2005
City gives
$2million for ESL programs.
Polish Daily
News. 03.11.2005
Census totals
of young, old rise in Arizona.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 10, 2005
Teen protests
after Pledge recited in foreign languages.
Associated
Press. Mar. 10, 2005
Hospital
translator challenge dismissed. Associated
Press. Mar. 9, 2005
House English
measure still going.
The Arizona
Republic. Mar. 9, 2005
US culture
tied to teen sex.
Houston
Chronicle.
03.08.2005
Cochise
sheriff, rancher face suit.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.08.2005
PCC Adult
Education students go to Washington to
defend program.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.08.2005
Bashing
immigrants.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.08.2005
Group terms
AIMS testing a violation of human rights.
ARIZONA
DAILY STAR..
03.07.2005
Weaving
Spanish into the fabric of America
.
UNION-TRIBUNE. March 6, 2005
Parents
learning English also help their children.
Arizona
Republic. Mar. 5, 2005
School
district primes for legal battle.
The Desert
Sun. March 5, 2005
Immigrants'
motives.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
3.05.2005
School
districts put less money into schools than
rest of nation.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
3.04.2005
Latino
artists to be in spotlight.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
03.04.2005
Anti-illegal-crosser Web site takes tips -
for 99-cent fee.
THE ARIZONA
DAILY STAR.
03.04.2005
Brainiac kids
put AIMS test in doubt.
THE ARIZONA
DAILY STAR.
03.04.2005
Speak English
24-7? That's not U.S. history.
Orlando
Sentinel . March 2, 2005
Bill would
limit more services under Prop. 200.
CAPITOL MEDIA
SERVICES . March 2, 2005
Court
interpreters are in high demand.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 28, 2005
Things
falling into place for educator.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.
Feb. 28, 2005
English-learners directive is a quite
impossible task.
Arizona
Republic. Feb. 27, 2005
More stores
hiring employees to help Hispanic patrons.
Associated
Press. Feb. 27, 2005
Senate chief
defends AIMS.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 25, 2005
At Remote
Eskimo School, Yearning for the Lower 48.
National
Geographic News. Feb. 24, 2005
Juniors could
fail AIMS test and still graduate under
bill.
CAPITOL MEDIA
SERVICES ARIZONA DAILY STAR.
Feb. 24, 2005
House panel
votes to loosen AIMS graduation requirement.
ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
February 23,
2005
BILINGUAL
EDUCATION. Language
Magazine. January 22, 2005
The Rev.
Jesse Jackson . . .
The
Arizona Republic. Feb. 22, 2005
Linguists
tracking the sprawl of y'all.
Columbia News
Service. Feb. 22, 2005
Multilingual
staff can drive up auto sales.
USA TODAY.
Feb. 21, 2005
Undocumented
Latinas at forefront of domestic abuse.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb. 21, 2005
Mexico's
culture mix.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb. 21, 2005
More Africans
Enter U.S. Than in Days of Slavery.
New York Times. February 21, 2005
A common
language.
San
Francisco Chronicle. February 20, 2005
Prop. 200
turns into another Ariz. folly .
The
Arizona Republic. Feb. 20, 2005
Hogan
lawsuits hamper lawmakers.
The
Arizona Republic. Feb. 20, 2005
Attorney
truly acts in interest of public.
The
Arizona Republic. Feb. 20, 2005
They
aren't going to take it anymore.
San
Antonio Express News. February
19, 2005
Study urges
more English funding.
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES.
Feb.
19, 2005
Jackson:
Minorities face 'hostile climate'.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb. 19, 2005
Neb. sees trend
toward Anglo vs. Latino schools.
Associated
Press. Feb. 19, 2005
English
deficit at $210 million.
Arizona
Republic. Feb. 19, 2005
Bill Making English official language
steeped in hate. Tucson Citizen.
February 18, 2005
Chinese latest
trend in language education.
Knight Ridder
Newspapers. Feb. 17, 2005
Senate panel
votes to drop AIMS graduation mandate.
Associated
Press. Feb. 17, 2005
Two-Way
Language Immersion Grows in Popularity.
Education Week. February 16, 2005
Learn
English, Judge Tells Mom.
Los Angeles
Times. Feb. 14, 2005
Latinas
struggle with cultural identity.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 14, 2005
Some doing
great job with English learners.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 14, 2005
Spanish
programs air on new stations.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 14, 2005
Career's
evolution takes judge to pinnacle.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 14, 2005
Immaculate
Heart returning to immigrant roots.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb. 12, 2005
Sweating out
day labor.
Arizona
Republic. Feb. 12, 2005
Korea
students 2nd in Calif. English proficiency.
Korea
Herald. Feb. 12, 2005
Words to live
(and love) by
.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb. 11, 2005
Environmentalists criticize immigrant bill.
Republic Tucson Bureau. Feb. 11, 2005
Mom who caged
her twin sons gets 6 years in prison.
Associated
Press. Feb. 11, 2005
Panel passes
bill to make English official language.
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES . Feb. 11, 2005
Charters likely
for 8 schools.
Oakland Tribune.
Feb 11, 2005
Learning From
the Left Coast.
New York
Sun. February 11, 2005
House votes
to deny entrants driver licenses.
THE
DALLAS MORNING NEWS. Feb. 11, 2005
Federal
official visits to discover if students are
learning English.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb. 11, 2005
House
Approves New Rules for Asylum Seekers.
U.S. News Article. Feb. 10, 2005
English
programin state is OK'd.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Feb. 10, 2005
English-learning case won by state.
Associated
Press. Feb. 10, 2005
AIMS break
for special-ed .
CAPITOL MEDIA
SERVICES . Feb. 10, 2005
Special ed gets
AIMS break.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 10, 2005
Attorney
General says Prop 200 won't be enforced for
March election.
CAPITOL MEDIA SERVICES.
Feb. 10,
2005
State, local
schools differ on who's fluent in English.
The
Oakland Tribune.
Feb.
9,
2005
Shaw School
'distinguished'
.
The Arizona Republic. Feb.
9,
2005
Efforts to
teach English paying off.
The Desert
Sun. February 9, 2005
Prop 200 foes
not giving up.
THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR. Feb.
8, 2005
TUSD's money
woes cost children in books, appropriate
attention.
THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR. Feb.
8, 2005
Migrants' kids
missing out.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 8, 2005
Son's
shooting drives Rep. Pearce's efforts.
Arizona Republic. February 7, 2005
Group seeks to
honor Hispanic teen leaders.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 7, 2005
Special
education department wins national award
. Arizona
Daily Wildcat. February 7, 2005
FCAT a test
for pupils, schools.
Tallahassee DEMOCRAT. February 7, 2005
Ante up for
English.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 6, 2005
Republicans
risk losing Latinos.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 6, 2005
Recorder,
O'odham leader fault ID to vote
. ARIZONA
DAILY STAR. Feb. 5, 2005
Mexico should
butt out of Prop. 200.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. Feb. 5, 2005
Here's why we
need official language.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb 4. 2005
Look to Miami
for its embrace of immigration.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb. 4, 2005
District
settles bias complaint.
Arizona
Republic. Feb. 4, 2005
SCC goes
global in recruitment of students.
The Arizona
Republic. Feb 3. 2005
New Senator's
Spanish words defy traditions.
Hearst Newspapers. Feb. 3, 2005
Stories of
Sanctuary helpers.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. Feb. 3, 2005
Prop. 200 may
encourage voting by mail.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR.. Feb. 3, 2005
New law
flusters election officials.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 2, 2005
Colorado
pulls Spanish language immigrant guide from
Web site.
Associated
Press. Feb. 2, 2005
Exchange
students wow Central crowd.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 2, 2005
Latino group
sets out to mend inner divide
.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 2, 2005
4-year-old
kindergartners strain state.
The Arizona Republic. Feb. 1, 2005
Love thy
neighbor.
Arizona Republic. Feb. 1, 2005
What is it
about Mexicans?
Arizona
Republic. Jan. 31, 2005
No Child Left
Behind burdens states with irrational
expectations.
THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR . Jan. 29, 2005
English-only
proposal is based on emotion.
Arizona Republic. Jan. 28, 2005
Financial aid
orientations assist students filling out,
filing forms.
The Arizona
Republic. Jan. 28, 2005
Prop. 200 a
spur to state to do its job.
THE ARIZONA
DAILY STAR. Jan. 28, 2005
S. Asia marks
1 month since tsunami.
Associated
Press. Jan. 27, 2005
Northwest
schools tailoring students' education.
ARIZONA DAILY
STAR. Jan. 27, 2005
Cant understand
your teacher?
.
Associated Press. Jan. 26, 2005
Judge to
lawmakers: Fund English classes.
Capitol Media
Services. Jan. 26, 2005
Judge: State
shorting English ed.
Capitol Media
Services. Jan. 26, 2005
Math vs. arts,
gym.
The Arizona
Republic. Jan. 25, 2005
Groups seek to
duplicate migrant law
. The Arizona Republic. Jan. 24, 2005
Judge asked to
set deadline for Legislature to provide
funding.
Associated
Press. Jan. 24, 2005
Bilingual
program succeeding.
San Antonio Express-News. Jan. 23, 2005
New migrant
law irks Mexico.
Arizona
Republic Mexico City Bureau. Jan. 23, 2005
Native
Language Programs Running Afoul Of No Child
Left Behind.
Associated Press. 22 January 2005
Library can
offer more than books.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 22, 2005
More Latinos
opting out of barrios .
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 21, 2005
LULAC
must refocus on priorities, if it has any .
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 21, 2005
Garcia
pledges to continue the fight for civil
rights.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 21, 2005
Lead role in
touring Chicago is Mexican actress's latest
coup.
ARIZONA DAILY STAR. Jan. 20, 2005
School might
find boycott to its liking.
The Arizona
Republic. Jan. 19, 2005
Tribal
leaders decry official-English plan.
Capitol Media
Services. Jan. 19, 2005
Tribal leaders
decry official-English effort.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 19, 2005
Lawmakers ask
U.S. to void Prop. 200 terms
. Capitol
Media Services. Jan. 19, 2005
Mesa kids
learn to put reading first.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 18, 2005
AN ISSUE IN
SEARCH OF A POINT
.
Arizona
Republic. Jan. 18, 2005
Legislative
politics blocked Hastings.
San Jose Mercury News. Jan. 18, 2005
English-only
plan rewrites meaning of 'un-American'
. Arizona
Republic. Jan. 18, 2005
Mexican
official reiterates temp worker-pact desire.
The
Associated Press. Jan. 18, 2005
Latino group
shake-up stalls school boycott.
The Arizona
Republic. Jan. 18, 2005
Arizona
lawmakers seek to curb migrants' cost.
The Associated Press. Jan. 18, 2005
TUSD asks
court OK to end deseg case.
Arizona Daily
Star. Jan. 18, 2005
Bilingualism
is faulty investment.
The Waco Tribune-Herald. January 17, 2005
'We the people'
in any form
. Arizona
Republic. Jan. 17, 2005
Education.
Arizona
Republic. Jan. 16, 2005
Coach, team
took bite out of segregation.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 14, 2005
Assisting
non-native speakers .
The Arizona
Republic. Jan. 14, 2005
Plan to make
English Arizona's official language irks
Hispanic.
The Associated Press. Jan. 13, 2005
GOP lawmaker touts
English bill.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 13, 2005
8 students visiting
in exchange program
.
The Arizona
Republic. Jan. 13, 2005
AIMS fixes can
become problems.
Arizona Daily Star. Jan. 12, 2005
La educación,
reprobada.
La
Voz. Enero 12, 2005
University High tops
the world.
Arizona Daily Star.
Jan. 11, 2005
Rats can distinguish
languages, study shows.
New York Times. Jan. 10, 2005
Education must look at
reality.
Arizona Republic. Jan. 9, 2005
Linguists identify
mysterious tongue.
Arizona Republic. Jan. 8,
2005
McCain resists
recognition for indigenous Hawaiians.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . Jan 8, 2005
Use of English key to ailing Nissan's revival, author
says. Knight Ridder Newspapers. Jan 8, 2005
Wakefield A team celebrates. Arizona Daily Star. Jan 7,
2005
School funding survey has
Arizona next to last
. Arizona Daily Star. Jan. 6,
2005
Principles may cost state board member his seat.
San Francisco Chronicle. Jan. 5, 2005
State readies AIMS tutoring funds.
The
Arizona Republic. Jan. 5, 2005
Arizona is 50th in pupil spending.
The
Arizona Republic. Jan. 5, 2005
Arizona moving on up to No. 17 in
population
. The Arizona Republic. Jan. 5,
2005
A living history book.
The
Arizona Republic. Jan. 4, 2005
Study Offers Grim Look at Schools.
L.A. Times. Jan. 4, 2005
California students rank low academically.
Associated Press. Jan. 4, 2005
Downing to co-sponsor anti-AIMS legislation.
Arizona Daily Star. Jan. 4, 2005
A Hispanic name - José - No. 1 for Arizona boys.
Capitol Media Services. Jan. 4,
2005
Ski areas recruit workers abroad.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 3, 2005
Colleges cast a wider net
.
The Arizona Republic. Jan. 3, 2005
PBS investigates the many ways we
speak 'American'
. Washington Post. Jan. 3, 2005
Critics backers to weigh in on Gonzales.
New
York Times. Jan 3, 2005
The
Korea Herald invites you to a better 2005.
Korean-Herald. January 2, 2005
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